Archetype Entertainment founder and BioWare veteran wishes Exodus didn't look so much like Mass Effect - PC Gamer

Read our Exodus hands-on preview impressions here. When I got to play Exodus, the debut title from Austin-based studio Archetype Entertainment, I didn’t know what to expect. One of the things about me is that I love genre. I love fantasy, action, and, at one time, most of all, science fiction. But as times have gotten darker, sci-fi and the bleakness that I once loved are something I try to avoid. Instead, I retreat into my Hobbit hole for the umpteenth time and avoid the vast isolation of space.

The single-player is just OK, but according to the players, that doesn’t matter. Neverwinter Nights is deeply nostalgic for me. There's something about this era of PC game graphics.

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